2664|SOCIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF ROMA HOUSEHOLDS

— Household composition: size, sex, age, marital status, type of marriage, kinship relationship, employment status, schooling and studies. — Proximity of various public services. — Number of rooms in the house. — Housing equipment. — Housing conditions. — Housing tenure regime. — Date of acquisition of the house. — Type of housing, protected or free. — Financing of housing. — Monthly mortgage loan amount. — Start date of the rental of the current house. — Rental price. — Rental of old rent or official protection. — Rental amount. — Receipt of aid from public funds for housing expenses. — Periodicity of the aid received. — Amount of aid received. — Number of times he received the aid during 2005. — Date of assignment of the house. — Main problems that currently exist in Spain. — Main problems that the Roma population has. — Opinion on what young people up to the age of 16 should do, study or work. — Degree of importance of various aspects of your life. — Degree of importance of studies in a person’s life. — Opinion on the importance of studies as young/girl. — Medical consultation assistance in the last two weeks. — Type of medical consultation center in the last two weeks. — Reasons to stop studying. — Schooling of parents. — Level of education achieved by parents. — Important factors to have a comfortable situation in life. — Number of people who contribute income to the household. — Situations in which the interviewee has felt discriminated against. — Working day of the interviewee. — Number of hours worked per week. — Occupation of the interviewee. — Social Security membership. — Opinion on whether children have to obey their parents always. — Opinion on whether a single young woman or a married woman should work outside the home. — Opinion on whether it is the husband who should make the decisions in matters of money. — Opinion on who should make decisions in the education of children. — Ethnicity of the circle of friends of the interviewee. — Knowledge of payos considered close friends. — Person you go to in the first place when you need to be loaned money. — Receipt of some financial aid from the social assistance system or from NGOs. — Membership of organisations or associations. — Religiosity of the interviewee. — Religion to which the interviewee belongs (non-Catholic believers). — Doctrine or branch to which the Protestant interviewee belongs. — Frequency of attendance at religious offices. — Housing class and type of building. — Equipment of the area.